Computing
Our Computing curriculum is carefully designed so that it is inclusive and ambitious for every child to encourage creativity and innovation within the four stands of the computing curriculum. Our inspiring curriculum is an enhancement of the computing National Curriculum which prioritises key knowledge, skills, and cultural capital including significant individuals who have been influential in the world of computing and technology.
Our progressive curriculum allows children to fluently apply a growing range of knowledge, understanding and skills in order to create their own completed computing projects. Children should be aware of the technological world around them and how this impacts their own lives and could potentially influence the lives of people in the future.
Children should be consistently be made aware of the importance of digital citizenship and e-safety.
Computing Policy
Computing Progression of Skills Document
Computing Knowledge Organisers
- Computer Science Year One
- Computer Science Year Two
- Computer Science Year Three
- Computer Science Year Four
- Computer Science Year Five
- Computer Science Year Six
- Digital Citizenship Year One
- Digital Citizenship Year Two
- Digital Citizenship Year Three
- Digital Citizenship Year Four
- Digital Citizenship Year Five
- Digital Citizenship Year Six
- Digital Literacy Year One
- Digital Literacy Year Two
- Digital Literacy Year Three
- Digital Literacy Year Four
- Digital Literacy Year Five
- Digital Literacy Year Six
- Information Technology Year One
- Information Technology Year Two
- Information Technology Year Three
- Information Technology Year Four
- Information Technology Year Five
- Information Technology Year Six